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HEMMING AND SEWING
ON
LACE
IN
ONE
OPERATION WITH
THE
FOOT HEMMER
Our
foot
hemmer
is
slotted
at
the
needle
hole. This
for
the
purpose
of
making a
fine
hem
and
sewing on
lace
in one
figure
11
operation.
A
great
time saver. You
proceed
to
make
the
hem
the same as
given
in the
explanation
on
fine
hemming
and
to
sev: on the
lace
with
the same
operation,
s
impl
y insert
the
~omt
of
the
lace
face
down
at
the
beginning
of
the hemming
In
the
slotted hole,
carefully
guiding
the
lace
with
the
right
hand
and
proceed
slowly
to
see
that
the
goods
properl
y
feeds
into
the hemmer.
The French
application
of
lace
with stitching invisible also
calls
for
the u
se
of
the
narrow
hemmer. Enter
material
to
be
h
_emmed
as
described
for
regular
hemming,
but
with
right
side
of
material
face
up. Place
lace
under
Hemmer
from
the
fe
_ft
allowing
right
side
of
lace
to
face
right
side
of
matenal.
~eed
lace
into Hemmer
sufficiently
so
that
stitching
of
hem Will enclo
se
and
hold
lac
e
at
the
same time.
Press
hem
back
on
wrong
side
of
fabric
and
no stitching
will
appear
on
right
side.
Fourteen
FELLING
Remove the
regular
presser
foot
and
in its
place
aHach
the
foot
hemmer. A
fell
is
made
with
the
foot
hemmer as
illustrated
here
by
placing
two
pieces
of
goods
with
the
face
figure
12
side
together.
The
lower
piece
of
the
goods
should
project
towards
the
right
about
one
eighth
of
an
in
ch
beyond
the
edge
of
the
upper
piece
of
goo<!s. Then
place
these pieces
under
the
foot
hemmer using
the
foot
hemmer just as
you
would
the
regular
presser
foot
and
sew
a seam
about
one
sixteenth
of
an
inch
from
the
edge
of
the
upper
piece
of
goods
.
After
completing
the
seam,
open
out
the
seam so
that
the
face
side
of
the
goods
is
down
or
flat
on
the machine.
If
the
work
has
been
carefully
done
no
trimming
will
be
necessary
but
if
the
edge
of
the
lower
piece
of
goods
pro-
jects
upwards
an
uneven amount, the
high
points sho
uld
be
trimmed
off.
In
other
words
,
have
a uniform amount
of
material
to
make
the
fell.
To
start
the
fell
as
illustrated
above
insert
the
raw
edges
of
the
material
that
are
on
the
upper
side, in the
foot
hemmer as i
llustrated
above.
When
the
work
is
completed
and
if
ca
refully
done
it
will
be
a
neat
finished
fell.
Fif
te
en